Complaints at Kirkwood and AEA Joint Meeting Raise Questions
Gazette report notes complaints from Kirkwood Community College board and Grant Wood AEA board about substance of joint meetings. AEA administrator Dwight Bode asked for input to form an executive committee to set agendas calendar arrange cooperation and provide meeting minutes and notices.
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Kirkwood Community College Board
Grant Wood Area Education Agency Board
AEA
Dwight Bode
Board planning joint meetings and data system
Kirkwood Supt Selby Ballantyne called for action as boards propose cooperation between groups. A governance driven data processing system housed at Kirkwood aims to serve personnel and finance, with four quarterly meetings required by law and a July operational target.
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Kirkwood
Selby Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Bode
Morris Allen
Marion
Ira Larson
AEA
John Cordes
Cordes
No Crematories in Several States Mentioned
A brief note states that there are no crematories in Mississippi, South Carolina, South Dakota, or Wyoming. It lists these states as lacking cremation facilities.
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Mississippi
South Carolina
South Dakota
Wyoming
AEA Board Approves Life Insurance Plan for Staff
The AEA board, after three tabled votes, approved a Western States Life Insurance Co. offer for 26 policies, with top executives receiving 35000 and others 15000 coverage. Discussion noted IRS rules on permanent and term components and a potential conflict of interest involving board member John Bouslog.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency
AEA
Western States Life Insurance Co
John Bouslog
Bouslog- Verhille Insurance Inc
Kansas City Life
Bousley
Western States
Anne Fedderson
North Liberty
Bob Orris
Center Junction
Harlan
Ron Bowers
Cedar Rapids Loses Court Costs Case In City Ordinance Suit
Linn County district judge Robert Ford rules Cedar Rapids must pay court costs in cases dismissed or acquitted under city ordinances. The city and the League of Iowa Municipalities argued costs should be county borne. the ruling could be appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court. The suit seeks clarity for all Iowa cities on who pays court costs in such outcomes.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Robert Ford
League of Iowa
Linn
Merle Kopel
Kenneth Perry, Jr
Kopel
League
Police
Justice of the Peace
Coe Alumni to Honor Two Noted Figures at Banquet
Fred Petrick known as Mambo the Clown receives the Coe College Alumni Award of Merit for decades of volunteer service in Cedar Rapids. Donald P. Chehock, now in private tax practice after a long IRS career, also awarded for landmark tax case work.
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Fred Petrick
Cedar Rapids
Mambo the Clown
Donald P. Chehock
Los Angeles
Coe College
Coe
Petrick
C Avenue NW
Chehock
Dr. Max
Wmt-Tv
Max Hahn
Mambo
Cub Scouts
Bluebirds
Donald Chehock
University of Iowa
Osage
Mitchell County
Office of
Chief Counsel
Internal Revenue Service
Dallas
U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
Plan Guilty Pleas Citywide in Cedar Rapids Cases
Two Cedar Rapids individuals facing separate federal charges plan to plead guilty instead of going to trial. James Judson Fashiompaur of 3590 Cottage Grove Avenue SE faces March charges for failing to establish a bank account for withheld employee taxes and Social Security. Arlethia Williams of 811 Tenth Avenue SE is indicted on forgery and stolen U S Treasury check counts. Both will prepare a pre sentence report, with no court dates yet set.
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Cedar Rapids
James Judson Fashimpaur
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Fashiopaur
Fashion-Par Homes, Inc
Marion
IRS
Arlethia Williams
Tenth Avenue SE
U.S. Treasury
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Ford
Iowa Supreme Court
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Hal Schaefer
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